The Lansdowne ms of Chaucer's Canterbury tales / edited by Frederick J. Furnivall.

[6-text p 321] He can no counsel kepe it is no drede Now kepe ȝowe fro þe white and fro þe reede Namely fro þe white wyne of lepe þat is to sel in fische strete or in chep Line 564 þis wyne of Spayne crepeþ Sotelly In oþer wynes groweinge fast by Of whiche þere riseþ suche fumosite þat whan a man haþ dronke drauhtes þre Line 568 And weneþ þat he be att home in chepe He is in spayne riht atte þe toune of lepe Nouht att þe Rochel ne att Bordeux toune And þan wille þei seyn Sampsone Sampsone Line 572 Bot herken lordeynges o worde .I. ȝow preie þat al þe souereigne attes dar .I. seie Of victories in þe olde testament þat þoruhe verrey god þat is omnipotent Line 576 Weere done in abstinence and in preiere Loke þe bible and þere ȝe maie it leere. Loke Atthela þe grete conqueroure Deyed in his slepe wiþ schame and dishonoure Line 580 Bledeynge aye att is nose in dronkenesse A Capeteigne schold leue in soburnesse And ouer al þis a-vise ȝow riht wele What was comand vn-to Lamuele Line 584 Nouht Samuel bot Lamuel saie .I. Redeþe þe bible and findeþ it expresly Of wyne ȝifinge to hem þat han Iustice No mor of þis for it mai wele suffice Line 588
A now þat .I. haue spoke of glotonye Nowe wil .I. defend ȝowe hasardye Hasard is verreye moder of lesinges And of deceyte Cursed forswereinges Line 592 Blaspheme of criste and mansleinges also Of bataile oft time and of oþer mo It is repreue and contrarie to honoure [folio 176b] ffor to be holde a commune hasardoure Line 596
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The Lansdowne ms of Chaucer's Canterbury tales / edited by Frederick J. Furnivall.
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Chaucer, Geoffrey, d. 1400.
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London :: Published for the Chaucer Society by N. Trübner,
1867-1879.

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